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Metal Drifter (Old)
Duncan - Metal Drifter (Old)
The new and improved Metal Zero is also an improved value!
An unprecedented value in full metal yo-yos, the Metal Drifter is great for pros and amateurs alike. Compared to the Metal Zero, the diameter is slightly smaller and the body is wider, making it easier to handle and land on the string. It also has a nice low edge for minimal sleep loss. This kind of cost-performance ratio is unhead of for metal yo-yos! All the strong points of the Metal Zero have been put into the Drifter, with a few advantages of its own.
Using dry bearings and a smooth response system, you can set it to bind response for the more advanced players, or you can add oil for a tug response for those who aren't yet ready for binding but want to try. For those who hesitated jumping into metal yo-yos for the price, now you can challenge yourself without breaking the bank. You can get that metal feeling you just can't feel with plastic, without paying the metal prices.
The protruberance on the sides contain the axle, so you can just grip them and twist to tighten or widen the gap. Comes with an ominous skull counterweight (coloring for counterweight is random).
The new and improved Metal Zero is also an improved value!
An unprecedented value in full metal yo-yos, the Metal Drifter is great for pros and amateurs alike. Compared to the Metal Zero, the diameter is slightly smaller and the body is wider, making it easier to handle and land on the string. It also has a nice low edge for minimal sleep loss. This kind of cost-performance ratio is unhead of for metal yo-yos! All the strong points of the Metal Zero have been put into the Drifter, with a few advantages of its own.
Using dry bearings and a smooth response system, you can set it to bind response for the more advanced players, or you can add oil for a tug response for those who aren't yet ready for binding but want to try. For those who hesitated jumping into metal yo-yos for the price, now you can challenge yourself without breaking the bank. You can get that metal feeling you just can't feel with plastic, without paying the metal prices.
The protruberance on the sides contain the axle, so you can just grip them and twist to tighten or widen the gap. Comes with an ominous skull counterweight (coloring for counterweight is random).
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Metal Drifter (Old)
Duncan - Metal Drifter (Old)
The new and improved Metal Zero is also an improved value!
An unprecedented value in full metal yo-yos, the Metal Drifter is great for pros and amateurs alike. Compared to the Metal Zero, the diameter is slightly smaller and the body is wider, making it easier to handle and land on the string. It also has a nice low edge for minimal sleep loss. This kind of cost-performance ratio is unhead of for metal yo-yos! All the strong points of the Metal Zero have been put into the Drifter, with a few advantages of its own.
Using dry bearings and a smooth response system, you can set it to bind response for the more advanced players, or you can add oil for a tug response for those who aren't yet ready for binding but want to try. For those who hesitated jumping into metal yo-yos for the price, now you can challenge yourself without breaking the bank. You can get that metal feeling you just can't feel with plastic, without paying the metal prices.
The protruberance on the sides contain the axle, so you can just grip them and twist to tighten or widen the gap. Comes with an ominous skull counterweight (coloring for counterweight is random).
The new and improved Metal Zero is also an improved value!
An unprecedented value in full metal yo-yos, the Metal Drifter is great for pros and amateurs alike. Compared to the Metal Zero, the diameter is slightly smaller and the body is wider, making it easier to handle and land on the string. It also has a nice low edge for minimal sleep loss. This kind of cost-performance ratio is unhead of for metal yo-yos! All the strong points of the Metal Zero have been put into the Drifter, with a few advantages of its own.
Using dry bearings and a smooth response system, you can set it to bind response for the more advanced players, or you can add oil for a tug response for those who aren't yet ready for binding but want to try. For those who hesitated jumping into metal yo-yos for the price, now you can challenge yourself without breaking the bank. You can get that metal feeling you just can't feel with plastic, without paying the metal prices.
The protruberance on the sides contain the axle, so you can just grip them and twist to tighten or widen the gap. Comes with an ominous skull counterweight (coloring for counterweight is random).
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Duncan - Metal Drifter (Old)
The new and improved Metal Zero is also an improved value!
An unprecedented value in full metal yo-yos, the Metal Drifter is great for pros and amateurs alike. Compared to the Metal Zero, the diameter is slightly smaller and the body is wider, making it easier to handle and land on the string. It also has a nice low edge for minimal sleep loss. This kind of cost-performance ratio is unhead of for metal yo-yos! All the strong points of the Metal Zero have been put into the Drifter, with a few advantages of its own.
Using dry bearings and a smooth response system, you can set it to bind response for the more advanced players, or you can add oil for a tug response for those who aren't yet ready for binding but want to try. For those who hesitated jumping into metal yo-yos for the price, now you can challenge yourself without breaking the bank. You can get that metal feeling you just can't feel with plastic, without paying the metal prices.
The protruberance on the sides contain the axle, so you can just grip them and twist to tighten or widen the gap. Comes with an ominous skull counterweight (coloring for counterweight is random).
The new and improved Metal Zero is also an improved value!
An unprecedented value in full metal yo-yos, the Metal Drifter is great for pros and amateurs alike. Compared to the Metal Zero, the diameter is slightly smaller and the body is wider, making it easier to handle and land on the string. It also has a nice low edge for minimal sleep loss. This kind of cost-performance ratio is unhead of for metal yo-yos! All the strong points of the Metal Zero have been put into the Drifter, with a few advantages of its own.
Using dry bearings and a smooth response system, you can set it to bind response for the more advanced players, or you can add oil for a tug response for those who aren't yet ready for binding but want to try. For those who hesitated jumping into metal yo-yos for the price, now you can challenge yourself without breaking the bank. You can get that metal feeling you just can't feel with plastic, without paying the metal prices.
The protruberance on the sides contain the axle, so you can just grip them and twist to tighten or widen the gap. Comes with an ominous skull counterweight (coloring for counterweight is random).
